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betting market
betting market

european gaming & betting association
european gambling & betting association

the exclusive licence for pool betting
the exclusive licence for pool betting

„spdb” – zakłady typu spread betting
‘spdb’ — spread betting

inne kontrakty na transakcje różnicowe/zakłady typu spread betting
other cfds/spread betting

(58) horseracing products are important input factors for the betting market.
(58) horseracing products are important input factors for the betting market.

one of the objectives of the overall reform is to open up the pool betting sector to competition.
one of the objectives of the overall reform is to open up the pool betting sector to competition.

therefore, a closed sale of the tote to racing, including the exclusive licence on pool betting was justified.
therefore, a closed sale of the tote to racing, including the exclusive licence on pool betting was justified.

as part of its retail business, the tote owns 78 betting shops at 47 racecourses and over 450 licensed betting shops in the uk.
as part of its retail business, the tote owns 78 betting shops at 47 racecourses and over 450 licensed betting shops in the uk.

(67) as regards the pool betting sector, the commission is not convinced that the proposed aid is necessary.
(67) as regards the pool betting sector, the commission is not convinced that the proposed aid is necessary.

(9) in 1961, betting away from racecourses became legalised and licensed betting shops opened throughout the uk.
(9) in 1961, betting away from racecourses became legalised and licensed betting shops opened throughout the uk.

furthermore, competition and trade in the racing market and the betting market takes place notably through the exchange of television pictures including foreign operators.
furthermore, competition and trade in the racing market and the betting market takes place notably through the exchange of television pictures including foreign operators.

(15) bookmakers operate at horse racecourses, through licensed betting offices, over the telephone and through the internet.
(15) bookmakers operate at horse racecourses, through licensed betting offices, over the telephone and through the internet.

(13) horserace betting is available in most member states and generally operated by state sponsored or state run exclusive pool betting operators similar to the tote.
(13) horserace betting is available in most member states and generally operated by state sponsored or state run exclusive pool betting operators similar to the tote.

(28) if racing were the owner of the tote, it could directly exploit some of the positive externalities which the horseracing product provides for the betting industry.
(28) if racing were the owner of the tote, it could directly exploit some of the positive externalities which the horseracing product provides for the betting industry.

(14) horserace betting in the uk can take two distinct forms: pool betting and bookmaking (fixed odds betting).
(14) horserace betting in the uk can take two distinct forms: pool betting and bookmaking (fixed odds betting).

furthermore, and even assuming that only the tote if owned by racing would guarantee the maintenance of adequate pool betting activities, the uk government has not demonstrated that the envisaged aid would be necessary to compensate the tote/racing for this.
furthermore, and even assuming that only the tote if owned by racing would guarantee the maintenance of adequate pool betting activities, the uk government has not demonstrated that the envisaged aid would be necessary to compensate the tote/racing for this.

however, the assessment of the proportionality of the aid is not limited to the markets on which the constituent parts of racing are present (racing sector) but extends to the betting market on which the newly acquired tote is present.
however, the assessment of the proportionality of the aid is not limited to the markets on which the constituent parts of racing are present (racing sector) but extends to the betting market on which the newly acquired tote is present.

(23) as regards the envisaged payment by racing of a consideration taking into account "the fair value of the tote to racing" instead of the market value, the uk government argues that this was justified because racing did not benefit from synergies with betting activities, since it was not yet active in the betting market.
(23) as regards the envisaged payment by racing of a consideration taking into account "the fair value of the tote to racing" instead of the market value, the uk government argues that this was justified because racing did not benefit from synergies with betting activities, since it was not yet active in the betting market.